demo- in Latin
demo- in Latin is dēmo- — demo- means a short demonstration of how a product or piece of software works.
demo- in Latin
dēmo-
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What does "demo-" mean?
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noun A short demonstration of how a product or piece of software works.
"The sales team gave us a demo of the new app."
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noun A rough recording of a song made to showcase it before a full studio release.
"The band recorded a demo in their garage before signing to a label."
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verb To show or demonstrate something, especially a product.
"She demoed the new feature to the whole office."
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demo- in a sentence
- The sales team gave us a demo of the new app.
- You can try the free demo before buying the full game.
- The band recorded a demo in their garage before signing to a label.
- She demoed the new feature to the whole office.
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What is "demo-" in Latin?
"demo-" in Latin is dēmo-. demo- means: A short demonstration of how a product or piece of software works.
How do you use "demo-" in a sentence?
Example: "The sales team gave us a demo of the new app." In Latin, "demo-" is dēmo-.
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